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The BEAR and PIERRE le FLAIR

Blue's Moon Mystery

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The third adventure in the best-selling Bear in a Bow Tie picture book series! If your child loves book series like Bluey, Peppa Pig, Little Blue Truck, and Pete the Cat, they'll adore Blue and his heartwarming adventures! Journey to France with Blue, the beloved Bear in a Bow Tie, in this highly recommended picture book that celebrates friendship and cultural discovery. When Blue spots a mysterious moon shape in the night sky, his quest for answers leads him to the charming streets of France, where he meets Pierre le Flair, a French Bulldog baker who becomes his tour guide. This creative picture book combines:A heartwarming story of childhood friendship and curiosity Delightful illustrations that bring French culture to life Fun facts about French landmarks An engaging mystery that keeps young readers guessing Characters that children will love Perfect for:Ages 4-8 Preschool, kindergarten, first grade classrooms Story time and bedtime reading Learning about different cultures Young explorers and adventurers Kids who love art, architecture, baking or food Collectors of beautifully illustrated children's books Classroom Benefits:Sparks discussions about world cultures Encourages curiosity and problem-solving Supports early geography learning Introduces basic French words and customs Perfect for cultural diversity units Join Blue and Pierre as they explore the wonders of France, from bustling bakeries to iconic landmarks. This enchanting addition to the Bear in a Bow Tie series includes non-fiction learning material for kids woven naturally into the story and back matter, making it both entertaining and educational. Written by Barry Brandon Waldo and brought to life with stunning illustrations, this highly recommended picture book continues the tradition of combining adventure, friendship, and cultural exploration that has made the series a favorite among young readers, parents, teachers and librarians alike. Discover why The Bear and Pierre le Flair: Blue's Moon Mystery is becoming one of the best written and best illustrated books for kids this year!

Weniger Details

Barry Brandon Waldo started telling himself, and his family's brood of Labrador Retrievers, stories at a very young age in the rural countryside of Arkansas. Eventually, he found a few more people to listen to them when he got his first job at Showbiz Pizza Place, now Chuck E. Cheese, where he got paid to throw birthday parties, play video games and once a year, try his hand at playing Santa Claus. After spending a few years learning to count beans, he wrote a few short stories to convince some smart people to let him attend the prestigious University of Chicago Booth School of Business where he tested his public school upbringing against his ivy league educated peers, only to discover they too still put their pants on one leg at a time. After a brief detour to The Stockholm School of Economics where he learned how to say köttbulle (meatball) in Swedish, he moved to Los Angeles and discovered the wonderful world of Disney, where he submerged himself into all things Lizzie McGuire, Power Rangers and, his all-time favorite, Winnie the Pooh. Then toy land came a'calling, and when he answered, it was Barbie inviting him to Malibu to help tell some of her imaginative animated stories. Years after joining Mattel, his entrepreneurial passion eventually drew him to the dark side when he was asked if he could create something ... anything... out of a simple sketch of three female monsters. He and his team crafted a freaky-just-got-fabulous world and narrative that would eventually sell a gazillion dollars of books, dolls, and merchandise. That world was Monster High, and Frankie Stein became his second fictional obsession as he worked with Little Brown to bring her to life in a series of books written by Lisi Harrison. Properly addicted to telling stories where wonderful and wacky things happen, he seemed to attract ... well ... wonderful and wacky partners, including two of his favorite people, Shana and Ahmet Zappa. Off they went to create a new world together called Star Darlings which includes fifteen novels, music and more. The Walt Disney Company acquired what is now called Disney's Star Darlings. Having originally been introduced to one of his idols, will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas, while trying to find a theme song for Monster High, they crossed paths again a few years later, and before he knew it, he was working with the Beats master himself in the Future. His spouse then screwed everything up by helping create a television series based on the Outlander books by Diana Gabaldon. Off they went to live in Scotland where the series filmed followed by London for Netflix's The Sandman series. So if you happen to see him aimlessly writing in a cafe or wandering around forests or streets somewhere on this planet he loves so much, please go over and say cheers, hello, bonjour or aye mate!